San Jose Nixes Curfew Language From New Airline Master Lease
The new airline lease at San Jose Airport no longer includes curfew language originally proposed by officials. Back in October 2003, the airport had airlines sign a supplemental lease agreement under a 30-year deal to abide by a noise-based curfew that allowed it to issue citations to operators who...
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